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“President Johnson is the one that signed Medicare into law, and that was done in 1965. And soon after that, a multitude of companies brought out Medicare type Supplement Plans. they were going to cover what Medicare didn’t, but they could add bells and whistles and different things that way.” — Danny
“That's what makes Medicare Supplements a great deal for people because it leaves them in control of what they want to do as far as their healthcare is concerned.” — Danny
“Medicare Supplemental policies are secondary to Medicare, meaning Medicare is still their primary, meaning it's a nationwide program, they can go anywhere that accepts Medicare. And they're also standardized. So, the coverage from one company to another is identical from plan to plan.” — Nick
“You can only buy Advantage plans at certain times of the year with the annual enrollment period, whereas you can buy a Supplement any time of the year.” — Zach
“If you're in a Medicare Advantage Plan and your doctor drops out of it, there's nothing you can do until the open enrollment period.” — Danny
“Medicare has evolved, coverages have been added, things have changed, and the same is true with the Part D. It's been evolving where it gets better and better as time goes on.” — Danny
“Since the plans are standardized, we had the capability to find the same benefit package, the same coverage with another provider saving them a ton of money.” — Nick
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Announcer: Welcome to our fireside chat with Seniors Living Healthy, the podcast that helps prepare and educate you as you enter and live out your golden years. With over 10 years of experience, Nick and Zach are experts in the senior market and are here to help you live a healthy, full life. And now fireside with your hosts, Nick Keene, and Zach Haire.
Zach: Welcome back to episode five of season one of Seniors Living Healthy. I'm your host, Zach, and with me as always, is Nick.
Nick: Hello, folks.
Zach: Also, we're pleased to be joined this week by Danny Haire, owner of Financial Services, Inc.
Danny: Hi. How are y'all today?
Nick: Doing well, sir. Thanks for joining.
Zach: Thanks for jumping on here with us, Danny. So, he has been in the business for over 40 years, and can even remember back when Medicare Supplement Plans first came out. Danny, real quick, do you kind of want to just give us a quick historical rundown of Medicare Supplements, where they came from, who brought them out, that
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